It looked like either the management didn't do a good job training the cleaning staff, or the cleaning staff just didn't care.
When we walked into the lobby to check-in, they had two large chairs (for guests?) that were covered in grime. I thought to myself, "Surely these chairs are being disposed of because they look so awful." That was not the case. It was their standards guest chairs for the check-in area.
When we got to the room, we found that it was dirty, with spots all over the walls... on the carpet, on the sofa, and in the bathroom. It actually looked like they had attempted to make some bathroom repairs and things went wrong.
The coffee maker didn't have the tray for the single serving packets of coffee, so we had to prepare it like tea — steeping it in the water.
There were drilled holes in the furniture (coffee table and drawers).
Additionally, the sink in the bathroom was missing a bolt for the handle to allow it to shift from cold to hot. It would turn on, but wouldn't change temperature.
Two other details: we could hear airplanes landing all night long, which isn't surprising, but you would think it would be a little more soundproofed. And when we left, numerous cars parked in firezones, making it almost impossible to get out if you had a larger vehicle.
I would have asked for another room, but we were so tired from the events of the week and had such an early morning, I didn't have it in me to go argue with the staff about getting a different room.